davbell22602
Stihl Chainsaw Man
I'll be removing some heavy rust on these 2 chrome wheels that 16.5in, 8 lug chevy wheels. They are chrome steel wheels. I have all 4 but the other 2 still have tires on them.
Below is the spot I'll be working with first. So as suggested I'll use the coke and foil method.
Ok, As you can see below that the coke and foil method didnt go very well due the amount of surface rust.
Since the coke and foil method didnt work I decided to try the liquid wrench and copper steel wool from walmart that used on pots and pans. As you can below that I had somewhat better luck the liquid wrench and the copper steel wool pad. Thats the best the steel wool could get on the heavy surface rust.
Next I'll try is the oven cleaner method. If that doesn't work I'll use fine emmory cloth sandpaper and deal with scratches on the inside of the rim.
The worst of the rust spots are on the inside of the rims where the tires go.
Below is the spot I'll be working with first. So as suggested I'll use the coke and foil method.
Ok, As you can see below that the coke and foil method didnt go very well due the amount of surface rust.
Since the coke and foil method didnt work I decided to try the liquid wrench and copper steel wool from walmart that used on pots and pans. As you can below that I had somewhat better luck the liquid wrench and the copper steel wool pad. Thats the best the steel wool could get on the heavy surface rust.
Next I'll try is the oven cleaner method. If that doesn't work I'll use fine emmory cloth sandpaper and deal with scratches on the inside of the rim.
The worst of the rust spots are on the inside of the rims where the tires go.
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